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 1 5  |       solemn definition of the sacred Council of Trent, which
 2 7  |       souls by God's decree, a sacred and inviolable bond arises.
 3 9  |                  Therefore the sacred partnership of true marriage
 4 18 | confined absolutely within the sacred limits of that state. ~
 5 20 |    reason, therefore, does the Sacred Council of Trent solemnly
 6 21 |         but, in order that the sacred bonds of marriage may be
 7 41 |  adultery carry with them that sacred yoke, although in this case
 8 42 |   which is to venerated as the sacred token of most perfect love. ~
 9 43 |    race by a single chaste and sacred fellowship of nuptial union. ~
10 50 |       in nature itself is more sacred and has wider range than
11 57 |        for the betrayal of his sacred trust, and let him take
12 64 |        life of each is equally sacred, and no one has the power,
13 69 |        that the family is more sacred than the State and that
14 89 |  dangers.68 It will be for the sacred law and, to some extent,
15 94 |        in sound philosophy and sacred theology: namely, that whatever
16 97 |   cause of sinning against the sacred laws of matrimony, and since
17 97 | divinely ordained. For it is a sacred ordinance that whoever shall
18 99 |      are joined in the bond of sacred wedlock should be wholly
19 105|     much, by upholding it with sacred laws; still more, in wonderfully
20 110|       and wife, to observe the sacred laws of God and of nature
21 110|        be always Christian and sacred, more especially in the
22 114| thinking of entering upon this sacred married state, as well as
23 126|     people and its ancient and sacred traditions. These decrees,